Mossheddinge Trip

Very clean and fonctional little apartment. I appreciated access to the laundry . The luggage room causes me some pause. Everyone with a code has access to the same room, this to all The luggage there. We had no problems but there could have been.

I stayed here with my 70 year old mom on our two week vacation across Scandinavia. We were most excited to stay at the Wide Hotel- it looked really awesome online. In real life it was just fine, but we paid almost $1,800 for our three night stay. It was by the far the most we paid and definitely the least impressive experience. We had a room on the top floor with a balcony that we had to bring all of our luggage to with no offer to help at all, it was raining and stressful to drag it across the entire roof of the hotel- again, this is typical in Europe but not for a room that cost $600 a night. Also, I think because our room had a balcony, and was on the top floor, people must smoke in the room or at least outside because it smelled like smoke. Just not the best value, was very disappointed. If this room was $300 a night I also would have been disappointed.

Well, it was downtown, so very walkable. Next to a small grocery store and the hop on and off buses as well as the central train station. That said, the room was really small snd we had a triple? Wow. There was no coffee or refrigerator in the room. Coffee is always available in the lobby, but only if youre a member of their club. And no cup lids! Staff was very friendly and helpful, especially albin? Tall young bearded guy on the evening shift. A young lady also gave helpful dinner information. No earlier checkin available as advertised. The buffet breakfast was extensive. European choices, often unusual for Americans.

For the price we paid, we felt it was way overpriced. Our room was very small, compact and extremely simple. Basically, it was just a bed, simple small bathroom, no frill. It doesn’t even have AC, we had to open the window to cool the room. The only positive was its proximity to the central station.

Amazingly soft beds I wish I had at my home. No phone in my room so couldn’t call down to the desk. Classic hotel lights that took 10 mins to figure out. There was a small step up to the bathroom that I stubbed my toe on several times. My room had some weights attached to the wall… and a tiny fridge at head height. A little surprising. Breakfast was pretty good but the coffee wasn’t great, just filter. Very old lift which was cool but I’d think some would find scary. Great location. I’d definitely stay again.